0 the ability to understand the way people feel and react and to use this skill to make good judgments and to avoid or solve problems:
1 the ability to understand and control your own feelings, and to understand the feelings of others and react to them in a suitable way:
Emotional intelligence is as important as academic intelligence.
This would reflect the opposite bias in functioning, and is equally homolateral: normal emotional responses are shut down and reactions can lack emotional intelligence or human empathy.
Emotional intelligence or adaptive emotions?
Emotional intelligence includes self-awareness and esteem, social skills and motivation.
You have touched our emotional intelligence as well as our rationality.
Participating students showed significant improvement in prosocial behavior as measured by pre-testing and post-testing of emotional intelligence, specifically increasing self-restraint and decreasing violent behaviors.
The theory/practice problem disaapears when honesty about one's biases regarding spiritual, existential, and emotional intelligence are made clear in the action research process.
These programmes offer novel approaches to help foster employee creativity, innovation, team spirit and emotional intelligence.
Training and role-playing may be used to develop the emotional intelligence required to handle such situations effectively.
